Intel expects to hire roughly 2,000 workers locally and transfer in another 1,000 experienced employees for the company's new Ohio chip factories.
Intel to send recruits to Arizona "By the time the factory is ready, they can come back to Ohio,’’ she said.
The remaining third of workers will include experienced staff that will move to Ohio from other Intel operations in places such as Arizona, New Mexico and Oregon. Intel has indicated that some workers native to Ohio would like to use the new plants as a reason to go home. Of the 3,000 jobs, about 70% will be technicians that require two-year degrees and about a quarter are jobs that require engineering or computer science degrees. The remaining jobs include supply chain positions and other support positions. Intel has said the average worker at the New Albany operation will make $135,000 a year.A majority of the technical positions will come from a pipeline developed with local schools, she said.
Intel has provided money for science and technical programs for middle school girls and historically black colleges and universities.
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